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Ciencias Naturales SAT - Movimiento Humano

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con el movimiento humano, como "tambalearse", "contornearse", "vagar", etc., que necesitarás para superar tus SATs.

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SAT Vocabulary for Natural Sciences
ingress
ingress
[Sustantivo]

the act or process of entering or gaining access to a place, typically a building, area, or location

entrada, acceso

entrada, acceso

Ex: During the event, organizers managed the ingress of attendees to ensure a smooth flow. 

Durante el evento, los organizadores gestionaron el ingreso de los asistentes para garantizar un flujo fluido.

egress
egress
[Sustantivo]

the act or process of exiting or leaving a place, typically a building, area, or location

salida, egreso

salida, egreso

Ex: Fire drills at the office ensure that employees know the procedures for safe egress during emergencies. 

Los simulacros de incendio en la oficina aseguran que los empleados conozcan los procedimientos para un egreso seguro durante emergencias.

ascent
ascent
[Sustantivo]

the act or process of moving upward

ascenso

ascenso

Ex: The balloon's slow ascent into the sky was mesmerizing to watch. 

El ascenso lento del globo hacia el cielo era fascinante de ver.

descent
descent
[Sustantivo]

a movement or action of coming or going downward

descenso

descenso

Ex: The descent of the plane was smooth, signaling our imminent landing. 

El descenso del avión fue suave, lo que indicaba nuestro aterrizaje inminente.

departure
departure
[Sustantivo]

the act of leaving, usually to begin a journey

salida

salida

Ex: The departure of the ship from the harbor marked the beginning of their cruise vacation. 

La salida del barco del puerto marcó el comienzo de sus vacaciones de crucero.

navigation
navigation
[Sustantivo]

the process or activity of planning and controlling the movement of a vehicle or vessel from one place to another

navegación

navegación

Ex: Effective navigation of the drone was achieved using GPS coordinates to map out its flight path. 

La navegación efectiva del dron se logró utilizando coordenadas GPS para trazar su ruta de vuelo.

to bypass
to bypass
[Verbo]

to navigate around or avoid something by taking an alternative route or direction

sortear, evitar

sortear, evitar

Ex: Hikers were forced to bypass the closed trail and find an alternative way to reach the summit. 

Los excursionistas se vieron obligados a rodear el sendero cerrado y encontrar una forma alternativa de llegar a la cima.

to glide
to glide
[Verbo]

to move smoothly and effortlessly through the air or on a surface with little or no propulsion

deslizarse, planear

deslizarse, planear

Ex: The figure skater glided gracefully across the frozen lake. 

El patinador artístico se deslizó con gracia por el lago helado.

to skip
to skip
[Verbo]

to jump quickly and slightly while walking

saltar, brincar

saltar, brincar

Ex: The little girl decided to skip all the way to the playground, giggling as she went. 

La niña decidió saltar todo el camino hasta el patio de recreo, riéndose mientras iba.

to stray
to stray
[Verbo]

to wander off or deviate from the intended or established path

desviarse, extraviarse

desviarse, extraviarse

Ex: The sheep tend to stray if not carefully herded. 

Las ovejas tienden a desviarse si no son cuidadosamente pastoreadas.

to strut
to strut
[Verbo]

to walk with a confident and often arrogant gait

pavonearse

pavonearse

Ex: The rooster struts around the yard, puffing its chest. 

El gallo se pavonea por el patio, hinchando su pecho.

to trek
to trek
[Verbo]

to go for a long walk or journey, particularly in the mountains, forests, etc. as an adventure

caminar

caminar

Ex: They trekked up the steep trail in the early morning darkness. 

Ellos caminaron por el empinado sendero en la oscuridad de la madrugada.

to wander
to wander
[Verbo]

to move in a relaxed or casual manner

deambular, vagar

deambular, vagar

Ex: They spent the afternoon wandering through the art museum, admiring the paintings at their own pace. 

Pasaron la tarde deambulando por el museo de arte, admirando las pinturas a su propio ritmo.

to tremble
to tremble
[Verbo]

to move or jerk quickly and involuntarily, often due to fear, excitement, or physical weakness

temblar, estremecerse

temblar, estremecerse

Ex: The cold wind made the leaves on the trees tremble in the autumn breeze. 

El viento frío hizo que las hojas de los árboles temblaran en la brisa otoñal.

to shiver
to shiver
[Verbo]

to shake slightly and repeatedly because of cold

temblar, estremecerse

temblar, estremecerse

Ex: She wrapped her coat tighter as she shivered. 

Se envolvió más fuerte su abrigo mientras tiritaba.

to shudder
to shudder
[Verbo]

to tremble or shake involuntarily, often as a result of fear, cold, or excitement

estremecerse, temblar

estremecerse, temblar

Ex: The unexpected sight of the ghostly figure caused everyone to shudder involuntarily. 

La inesperada visión de la figura fantasmal hizo que todos temblaran involuntariamente.

to approach

to go close or closer to something or someone

acercarse a

acercarse a

Ex: The detective is approaching the crime scene to gather evidence. 

El detective se acerca a la escena del crimen para recoger pruebas.

to retire
to retire
[Verbo]

to withdraw or move back from a current position, often in response to a threat or change in conditions

retirarse,  retroceder

retirarse, retroceder

Ex: When the volcano showed signs of erupting, the villagers chose to retire to the lowlands. 

Cuando el volcán mostró signos de erupción, los aldeanos decidieron retirarse a las tierras bajas.

to squirm
to squirm
[Verbo]

to move in an uncomfortable or restless manner with twisting or contorted motions

retorcerse, moverse inquieto

retorcerse, moverse inquieto

Ex: During the tense meeting, he couldn't control the urge to squirm in his seat. 

Durante la tensa reunión, no pudo controlar el impulso de retorcerse en su asiento.

to jog
to jog
[Verbo]

to run at a steady, slow pace, especially for exercise

hacer jogging

hacer jogging

Ex: She decided to jog for a bit to warm up before the race. 

Ella decidió trotar un poco para calentar antes de la carrera.

to waddle
to waddle
[Verbo]

to walk with short, clumsy steps and a swaying motion from side to side, typically as a result of being overweight or having short legs

caminar contoneándose, andar como un pato

caminar contoneándose, andar como un pato

Ex: The toddler waddled around the room, giggling with delight at his newfound ability to walk. 

El niño pequeño se balanceaba por la habitación, riendo con deleite por su nueva habilidad para caminar.

to roam
to roam
[Verbo]

to go from one place to another with no specific destination or purpose in mind

deambular

deambular

Ex: In the vast national park, you can roam for hours without encountering another soul. 

En el vasto parque nacional, puedes vagar durante horas sin encontrarte con otra alma.

to outstrip

to move faster in comparison to other things or people

adelantarse a

adelantarse a

Ex: The rabbit quickly outstripped the slower animals in the race. 

El conejo rápidamente superó a los animales más lentos en la carrera.

to scale
to scale
[Verbo]

to climb and reach the summit or the peak of a height

escalar, trepar

escalar, trepar

Ex: The adventurer decided to scale the cliff to access the hidden cave at its summit. 

El aventurero decidió escalar el acantilado para acceder a la cueva oculta en su cumbre.

to rappel
to rappel
[Verbo]

to descend a steep cliff or rock face by sliding down a rope, typically using specialized equipment

rapelar

rapelar

Ex: She learned how to properly rappel during her first rock climbing class. 

Aprendió a rapelar correctamente durante su primera clase de escalada en roca.

to tramp
to tramp
[Verbo]

to journey on foot, often covering great distances with a sense of purpose or exploration

caminar, vagar

caminar, vagar

Ex: With a map in hand, they tramped along the rugged coastline, marveling at the crashing waves and towering cliffs. 

Con un mapa en la mano, caminaron por la costa escarpada, maravillándose por las olas que chocan y los acantilados imponentes.

to scuttle
to scuttle
[Verbo]

to move quickly and with short, hasty steps

escabullirse

escabullirse

Ex: Frightened by the barking dog, the squirrel scuttled up the tree to safety. 

Asustado por el perro que ladraba, la ardilla corrió rápidamente hacia el árbol para ponerse a salvo.

to sprint
to sprint
[Verbo]

to run very fast for a short distance, typically as a form of exercise

esprintar, correr a toda velocidad

esprintar, correr a toda velocidad

Ex: To catch the bus, she had to sprint across the street before it pulled away. 

Para alcanzar el autobús, tuvo que esprintar al otro lado de la calle antes de que se marchara.

to trudge
to trudge
[Verbo]

to walk slowly and with heavy steps, especially due to exhaustion, difficulty, or adverse conditions

arrastrarse, caminar con dificultad

arrastrarse, caminar con dificultad

Ex: The tired workers had to trudge home in the rain after a long day of construction. 

Los trabajadores cansados tuvieron que caminar con dificultad a casa bajo la lluvia después de un largo día de construcción.

to stagger
to stagger
[Verbo]

to move unsteadily or with difficulty

tambalearse, vacilar

tambalearse, vacilar

Ex: The injured athlete, with a twisted ankle, had to stagger off the field, wincing with each unsteady step. 

El atleta lesionado, con un tobillo torcido, tuvo que tambalearse fuera del campo, haciendo muecas con cada paso inestable.

to tromp
to tromp
[Verbo]

to move heavily or clumsily, often with loud, heavy footsteps

pisar fuerte, caminar pesadamente

pisar fuerte, caminar pesadamente

to flinch
to flinch
[Verbo]

to make a quick and involuntary movement in response to a surprise, pain, or fear

estremecerse

estremecerse

Ex: When the door slammed, he flinched in surprise. 

Cuando la puerta se cerró de golpe, él se estremeció de sorpresa.

to wade
to wade
[Verbo]

to walk in shallow water

caminar por el agua

caminar por el agua

Ex: The fishermen waded into the pond, casting their lines into the water. 

Los pescadores vadearon en el estanque, lanzando sus líneas al agua.

rambling
rambling
[Adjetivo]

moving from place to place without a fixed route or purpose

errante, vagabundo

errante, vagabundo

Ex: She enjoyed rambling walks through the countryside. 

Ella disfrutaba de los paseos errantes por el campo.

sluggish
sluggish
[Adjetivo]

moving, reacting, or functioning more slowly than usual

lento

lento

Ex: The engine was sluggish in the cold weather. 

El motor estaba lento en el clima frío.

to circumnavigate

to travel all the way around something, especially the globe, by sea, air, or land

circunnavegar

circunnavegar

Ex: She dreams of being the first woman to circumnavigate the Arctic. 

Ella sueña con ser la primera mujer en circunnavegar el Ártico.

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